JAMIE LOVEMARK AND STANFORD WIN THE
TITLES AT NCAA DIV 1 CHAMPIONSHIP

Jamie Lovemark (Southern California) won the individual title at the NCAA Division 1 men's championship which ended at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, Williamsburg in Virginia today.
Lovemark was not in contention with opening rounds of 72 and 71 over the shortish course of 6,803yd (par 70) but he took off over the last two with a pair of 64s for a final total of nine-under-par 271.
Jamie, competing as an individual, won by two shots from Kyle Stanley (Clemson) with Rob Grube (Stanford) third on 274.
Stanford University - alma mater to Tiger Woods and Mhairi McKay - won the team championship by 12 shots from Georgia with Lamar and Charlotte tied for third on 1125.
It was not a first four finish that could have been widely anticipated.
LEADING INDIVIDUALS
Par 280 (4 x 70)
271 Jamie Lovemark (Southern California) 72 71 64 64.
273 Kyle Stanley (Clemson) 70 69 65 69.
274 Rob Grube (Stanford) 64 71 69 70.
European finishers:
286 Niall Turner (Minnesota) 71 71 70 74 (jt 42nd).
288 Pablo Martin (Oklahoma State) 70 72 71 75.
TEAM TOTALS
1109 Stanford.
1121 Georgia.
1125 Lamar, Charlotte.
1128 Coastal Carolina.
1129 Alabama.
1130 UCLA.
1131 Georgia Tech.
1133 Minnesota, Florida.
1136 Texas, South Carolina.
1140 Duke, Florida State.
1142 Oklahoma State.

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